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By Kristen Spencer, June 7, 2011 0 News

With the still-codenamed NGP releasing later this year, Sony seems ready to admit that its ill-fated predecessor, the PSPgo, was a mistake. The PSPgo was designed above all else to be portable. But Sony sorta overlooked the fact that gamers… Read More »

By Kristen Spencer, June 2, 2011 0 News

BioShock Infinite isn’t just a drier, higher clone of the original underwater freak fest, there’s a fundamental difference in gameplay thanks to the introduction of nostrums and vigors, which replace tonics and plasmids respectively. Nostrums are similar to tonics, allowing… Read More »

By Kristen Spencer, June 1, 2011 0 News

Rockstar has finally spilled the beans on that L.A. Noire downloadable-content they’ve been promising since the game’s launch, announcing four unique cases, two detective suits and a collectible challenge. Depending on where you pre-ordered your copy – Amazon, Walmart, Gamestop,… Read More »

By Kristen Spencer, June 1, 2011 0 News

Mr. Toots, the adorable horned equine whose rainbow-colored flatulence can peel paint from a wall and flesh from a skull with equal ease, will be available in Red Faction: Armageddon. Developer Volition promised to unleash the destructive but delightful mythological… Read More »

By Kristen Spencer, May 31, 2011 0 News

Activision has developed a reputation for suddenly shuttering development studios that don’t rake in the cash, but  DJ Hero developer Freestyle Games has been surprisingly granted a reprieve, saved from the firing squad that took down the company’s entire music-game… Read More »

By Kristen Spencer, May 28, 2011 0 News

China accounts for 80% of online gold farming, the collecting and selling of virtual currency in games like World of Warcraft in exchange for real word cash, but not everyone toiling away in those pixelated mines are willing workers.  Some… Read More »

By Kristen Spencer, May 20, 2011 1 News

BioWare, known for its sci-fi and fantasy games, has expressed a desire to move away from sci-fi and fantasy games. This isn’t the first time the Dragon Age, Mass Effect and Knights of the Old Republic developer has considered exploring… Read More »

By Kristen Spencer, May 19, 2011 0 News

Set your giant countdown clocks for 5 days – according to a memo sent to developers and publishing partners, Tuesday, May 24 is when Sony has promised the return of the PlayStation Store. The memo, obtained by Gamasutra, confirms Sony’s… Read More »

By Kristen Spencer, May 13, 2011 0 News

Stranger’s Wrath was one of the best games never played thanks to EA’s “crappy job distributing it back in the day,” says Oddworld creator Lorne Lanning. “Stranger was the best game we ever made,” Lanning told Eurogamer, “[but] it was… Read More »

By Kristen Spencer, May 12, 2011 0 News

Mass Effect 2 was epic, and I don’t just mean the scope of its space opera story. The second installment in BioWare’s planned trilogy featured 12 recruitable teammates, a number that’s shrinking for Mass Effect 3 in favor of building… Read More »